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Whether you’re currently enlisted in the U.S. Army, or if you are thinking about enlisting, you’ve probably heard of the Warrant Officer job role. Warrant Officers have many responsibilities, including but not limited to organizing missions and offering expertise to other soldiers. But what exactly are Warrant Officers? And how do you become one? These

There are several different types of personnel in the United States Armed Forces, the most well-known being “enlisted.” Enlisted personnel are military servicemen and women who are recruited to joint either the Army (ages 18-35), Marine Corps (18-34), Air Force (18-39), and Coast Guard (18-27; 32 if qualified for attending “A” school). Other personnel types

With more than 2.2 million servicemembers, the United States military is the world’s largest military force in terms of personnel size. It consists of five primary branches: the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, and Navy, each of which has its own unique purpose and characteristics. But regardless of which branch you intend to

Free Professional Tax Preparation Services Let’s face it, no one enjoys preparing and filing their taxes. It’s a tedious, confusing process that’s made even more difficult when it involves military pay. The good news is that veterans can receive free professional tax preparation and filing services. As long as your family earns $58,000 or less,

Only 1 in 5 Candidates Become a Navy SEAL To say becoming a Navy SEAL is “difficult” would be an understatement. Due to the mentally and physically rigorous tests that candidates must go through, it’s estimated that only 20% (1 in 5) pass. If 500 candidates enter training, for instance, only about 100 will pass.

Sometimes it can be very confusing when you’re trying to figure out the detailed differences in the military branches. That’s why we’ve gone to the sources and found some great sites and articles on what each branch does and the variations in the way they serve. We think you’ll find these articles fascinating reading. #1: